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Reuven Azar

Reuven Azar is Israel’s Ambassador to India, also accredited to Sri Lanka and Bhutan. A seasoned diplomat, he has served as Ambassador to Romania, Deputy National Security Advisor for Foreign Policy, and Deputy Ambassador to the U.S. Born in Argentina and raised in Israel, he holds advanced degrees in International Relations and speaks Hebrew, English, Spanish, Arabic, and is learning Hindi.

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